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John Burnie
Since I started using Windows Mail (with Vista Home Premium), it has been
very slow when accessing my Contacts List (which contains about 1,000
contacts).
In Tools - Options - Send, if I tick "Automatically complete e-mail
addresses when composing", then Windows Mail takes at least 15 seconds to
open a "New Mesage" window. If the same box is unticked, a New Message window
will open quickly, but the same delay occurs after clicking "Send". If I do
this during one of the frequent occasions when Vista is thrashing my hard
drive for no obvious reason, the 15 seconds can extend to over 60 seconds,
during which Windows Mail is "not responding" and can't be used for any other
activity. Can I alter the program settings to eliminate these delays?
I am running Vista Home Premium, with 4GB of memory. I decided to live with
this until Vista Service Pack 1 came out. However I have now installed the
"Release Candidate" version of SP1, and the problem is no better.
very slow when accessing my Contacts List (which contains about 1,000
contacts).
In Tools - Options - Send, if I tick "Automatically complete e-mail
addresses when composing", then Windows Mail takes at least 15 seconds to
open a "New Mesage" window. If the same box is unticked, a New Message window
will open quickly, but the same delay occurs after clicking "Send". If I do
this during one of the frequent occasions when Vista is thrashing my hard
drive for no obvious reason, the 15 seconds can extend to over 60 seconds,
during which Windows Mail is "not responding" and can't be used for any other
activity. Can I alter the program settings to eliminate these delays?
I am running Vista Home Premium, with 4GB of memory. I decided to live with
this until Vista Service Pack 1 came out. However I have now installed the
"Release Candidate" version of SP1, and the problem is no better.